lesa
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Days of sunshine, hours of gardening- and delicious asparagus from the garden for dinner- on the deck!! Now that is a dream come true. Thank you mother nature!
What I've been waiting for...
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baymule
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That sounds great!!
journey11
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Favorite time of year. 
I am solar-powered, honestly!
I am solar-powered, honestly!
digitS'
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What was it -- the 3rd or 4th day to reach 68? I don't know but it sure was nice .
About the nicest thing is that we have more, and warmer weather in the forecast! Having broken the 70 barrier - what was it -- the 2nd or 3rd time? Doesn't matter -- we are headed towards 80! Sunshine, little wind!
I'm starting to have bok choy from under plastic regular, Lesa. More chives than you can scramble into a beaten egg -- you know how I am
. The garden is still a long way from productive here but there is promise! I am glad you are finding the pleasant things of spring at your house, too!
Steve :bouquet
.About the nicest thing is that we have more, and warmer weather in the forecast! Having broken the 70 barrier - what was it -- the 2nd or 3rd time? Doesn't matter -- we are headed towards 80! Sunshine, little wind!
I'm starting to have bok choy from under plastic regular, Lesa. More chives than you can scramble into a beaten egg -- you know how I am
. The garden is still a long way from productive here but there is promise! I am glad you are finding the pleasant things of spring at your house, too!Steve :bouquet
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Yay! I'm glad your spring finally pulled in Lesa! Dinner on the deck sounds glorious!
Ditto what Steve said.
I spent a great day edging a new bed I made last fall with small boulders, lots of sunshine on my back. Probably should have prepped the potato beds, but this was more fun. I halved my customer list and I'm loving the freedom to spend the extra days in my own garden.
Ditto what Steve said.
I spent a great day edging a new bed I made last fall with small boulders, lots of sunshine on my back. Probably should have prepped the potato beds, but this was more fun. I halved my customer list and I'm loving the freedom to spend the extra days in my own garden.
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Finally! Lesa has spring!
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I'll betcha Lesa has always had a spring in her step.marshallsmyth said:Finally! Lesa has spring!
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I'll make the same bet too Smiles!
This past month I can tell she's been pacing the floor looking outside wanting spring to sproing.
I was about to launch a weather satellite with a huge mirror on it to aim some sunshine her way!
I think they planted the Beets and Peas in Greenland already.
This past month I can tell she's been pacing the floor looking outside wanting spring to sproing.
I was about to launch a weather satellite with a huge mirror on it to aim some sunshine her way!
I think they planted the Beets and Peas in Greenland already.
sparks
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REALLY! I am now putting my snowpants on to get to the chicken coop! My pansies on the deck are under 9 inches of snow! May 3rd..Grrr..seedlings in the porch are ready to give up...happy spring! but it will be grand when (if) it arrives this year!
Stubbornhillfarm
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Lesa that sounds amazing! Asparagus is great enough, but when it comes from your own ground I bet it is even better. Enjoy!
